Nice tits!

[erastes]

Prodigal sauntered in after 24 hours... No more publicity for him--he only does it to get his name on LJ, I'm sure.

If I was going to start reading Diana Wynne Jones, where should I start?

Yesterday I had a wonderful treat - a whole flock, consisting of about 10, of long tailed tits.  I'd never seen them in real life before - although my mother said that she had once had a flock visit her garden. They always travel in numbers, apparently, and are never still, but they are the most beautiful of the tits (in my opinion) being white, and black and pink!

 

Cute eh?

OK. Off to finish this werewolf story. Yes!  Werewolves! Must have it done by tomorrow.

Editing amusement:  He sat reading Michael's feet.

Ok - so this is obviously some 17th century prognostication that I haven't heard of before, is it?  Foot Reading? Or perhaps Michael has taken the time to write out some Witchfinder's Instructions all over his feet, and for kinky reasons, Jon is reading them.

Amazing what the lack of one tiny word can do.

Comments

[schmoo999.livejournal.com]

OH pretty birdie!!

The first book of Diana Wynne Jones I read was Howl's Moving Castle cause the horde and I love love love the anime movie. The book was quite good too:)as was its sequel, Castle in the Air. I have read all the Chrestomanci books except The Pinhoe Egg which is in my to read pile. I have really enjoyed all of her books that I have read so far.

[erastes.livejournal.com]

I'll cautiously try one or two, still not sure where to start, suppose Howl's castle is the best place...

[lady-isabella.livejournal.com]

Howl's Moving Castle is a hoot, and it features a special appearance by Wales in it, so what could be better? I too loved the Anime Miyazaki film, although like Kubrick's version of The Shining, you have to see the film as "inspired by" the book in many respects, as opposed to a truly faithful transition. The sequel to HMC, Castle in the Air is a lot of fun too, even if it's difficult to tell exactly why it is HMC's sequel until the very end.